Santa Cruz Sunrise
Sunrise in Santa Cruz, California and I have switched themes to the beautiful Hew. I plan on uploading larger images in the future and of course they’ll all be CC-BY-SA.
A Curious Seagull
A seagull on the pier in Santa Cruz, California. This was taken early one morning on a sunrise photowalk with Marcus. It was so early I almost slept in and had to hurry to catch up with him!
Star Trails in Utah
Star trails around the North Star, Polaris in Utah, United States. This is a long exposure shot of 930 seconds shot at f/8. The night was fairly clear but cloud crept in during the long exposure. It was a glorious night. We were up in the mountains and away from most light pollution apart from…
Hydrant in Shadow
A fire hydrant in the shadow of a tree in San Diego, California a couple of years ago. Street furniture of the world delight.
Braving Warm Waters at Seaside
Seaside, the town where The Truman Show was filmed is in Florida. Automattic held a Grand Meetup there in 2010. It was so warm and humid during the day that I rarely went out. We went for a photowalk at 7:30am one morning before the heat got unbearable. By the time we finished an hour…
Bye Lenny!
That there is Lenny as he runs back to the support vehicles after we took off in a hot air balloon in Morocco last year.
Look Straight Down!
Afraid of heights? Don’t go up in a hot air balloon!
Crossroads
Two roads diverge. Morocco 2013
Cow in the Berber Village
A cow in a Berber village, Morocco 2013.
Fire Dancers in Santa Cruz
One from a few months back. Automattic held their annual grand meetup in California this year and we split our time between San Francisco and Santa Cruz. On our final night in Santa Cruz there was a small party for everyone and fire dancers appeared to entertain us. I was across the poll from them…
Gone fishin’ in the morning
Sunrise on the wharf in Santa Cruz, California just over a month ago.
The waves of Santa Cruz
Waves crash on the beach in front of the hotel in Santa Cruz where Automattic recently held a company meetup.












